I know this seems like a lot of trend lines at first, but I still think it makes sense to draw so many trend channels.
Divided by colors, purple is the steepest, which was quite well followed by the chart last week.
Yellow is a lower angle, longer-term trend, green is an even longer one, and red is a fairly comprehensive trend line that can even be seen as framing the entire exchange rate in the event of a serious exchange rate shift.
I think that the intersections of these short-medium-long-term trend lines can be considered quite good support / resistance points for more volatile fluctuations. (for example, a candle on February 15 at 00:00 has also been fallen only till that pont)
Obviously, I could complicate the analysis for example with different indicators, but in this case, I’m testing exactly what I can get if I rely only on the most basic technical elements.
What do you think?
Divided by colors, purple is the steepest, which was quite well followed by the chart last week.
Yellow is a lower angle, longer-term trend, green is an even longer one, and red is a fairly comprehensive trend line that can even be seen as framing the entire exchange rate in the event of a serious exchange rate shift.
I think that the intersections of these short-medium-long-term trend lines can be considered quite good support / resistance points for more volatile fluctuations. (for example, a candle on February 15 at 00:00 has also been fallen only till that pont)
Obviously, I could complicate the analysis for example with different indicators, but in this case, I’m testing exactly what I can get if I rely only on the most basic technical elements.
What do you think?
Trade closed: stop reached
